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ASHORE.
Wreck of the Steamship Scotia In
Long Island Sound.
She Il Bcached tn Prevent Her shaking In
Deep Water-Her Passenger. saved.

NEw YoRk, March 2S.-As one of tho
coast patrol OF Blue Point Life-saviug sta.
uon on Long Island was brcasting a gallo
NJ little before dawn this morning in an
endeavor 10 reach the end OF his beat, hc
saw big ocean steamer coming In toward
the sands at dangerous velocity. She soon
struck with force that made her masts
bond likc willows and thon swinging
broadsidc was hit blow after blow by tho
incoming breakers that nearly put her
on beam ends. As the coast guard turned
hts back on the wind and double quicked
Tor tho station no saw ono
particularly heavy sea strip the steamer
or her rigging, and directly af,crward hor
masts went by the board. In "a compara-
lively short time the entire lot OF tho life
saving station were ON the beach abreast
OF the vessel working like beavers 10 fur
nish needed aid with each half hour tho
gale increased In violence, and II was not
until ten o'clock that life limo was
fairly landed on the docks. Another limo
followed, and tho surf boat was scnt
alongside. Then began tho work OF sending
passengers ashore. Men were sent on
the brccches buoy, while womcn aud chill
dron were consigned To the more COM
Portable surf-boat. Nearly two hundred
In all were landed this way, when res.
cuing steamers arrived and took on tho
remainder OF the people. The steamer
was the Scotia, ten days overdue from
tho Mediterranean, with eight hundred
Italian steeragc passengers, fve hundred
OF whom she had taken from n sister shi 70
which had been sunk In the Bay of Naples
by tho iron-clad man-of-war Italia Tho
Scotia's cargo, consisted OF fruit, maca-
roni and wines. Her engines became dis
ablcd when within fifteen miles OF Fire
Island, and tho captain, In order TO save
the passengers, ran the vessel ashore,
rather than take the chance OF laundering
In deep water, as did the Oregon. Tho
Scotia can be pulled of.
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DISTRESSED STATESMEN.
The Interstate Law Outs or a
Profitable Source OF Lucre.
The Immense Profits of Congre.smen ON
the Mileage Fees.

WAsniSeroS, ID. c, March as.-The ao-
ton OF the presidents and general man.
ayers os the railroad systems throughout
the country In calling In all annual passes
ana passing resolutions that no more inter-
state passes viii be issued in future is
pound 10 have distressing effect upon
many senators and members OF Congress
VINO nave Tor years abused the privileg,
granted them, practically reaching rich
revenues at the expense OF the railroads.
ine law allows To each Senator and Rep
resehta,ive mileage fee OF ten cents per
nihe based on the long haul from their
"ohes 10 tho Capital and return.
""i0h IL equal TO twenty cents
per mile ono way. This is made upon tho
theory that the round trip from home ia
made twice during each torn OF Congress.
ihere arc Few who come To Congress- who
nave not their pockets filed with passos
III the distance is great IL adds Handsomely
10 the salary. The cost OF railroad travel
from San Francisco here, including nil
incidcntals, FOR one person viii not bo
over 800. Tho mileage from San Fran.
cisco To this city is about 9, 500 miles. which
gives the Senator n profit over the actual
cost OF transportation OF about A.. 500 thu
amount allowed by mileage being s.. $50
There are few, IL any, OF tho Pacific Slope
congressman who do not have
passes through 10 Chicago or st. Louis, IL
not TO Washington, while a great majority
arc dcadheadcd the entire distance. The
same practice and rule apply 10 all see
tons OF the country, aud II can be seen
how the pass system has been abused by
the Government representatives Upon
more than Que occasion Congrcssmeu ap-
pointed upon funeral committees have
Travelled on passes and afterwards charg-
Cd The cost of railroad travel To the Gov
ernncnt' There 10, perhaps, no class OF
people who have so abused the courtesy ex-
tended by RAILROADS as have some in the
employ OF the Government A prominent
railroad Official is authority for the
statement that the largest percentage OF
names on the black list which il kept by
the roads OF persons selling and renting
passes arc those in the employ OF the Gov
ernmcnt. In the summer time, when the
seashore or mountains are more attractive
than the sunny streets in Washington. IL
IL not an uncommon thing 20 find Senators
and Representatives ordering the ser
geant- arms 10 write for passes. IL has
made little difference where the trip IL 10
bo made, the best roads reaching tho
places arc importuned, and In nine times
out OF ten passes are granted.
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Suicidal Leap from a Train.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 25.-when tho
Shore Line train from New York was lcav.
ing Norwood, six miles from here, this nf
tcrnoon, Miss Jessie Thurston, a middle.
aged lady, who was ia the parlor-car,
got up, and, walking quietly 10 tho door,
made spring from tho platform. Her
mother, Mrs. Kendall, aged seventy-
two, followed her, caught her skirts
In AN cndeavor TO restrain her, and
was carried of with her daughter. The
train, which had bocn running at tho
rate OF forty miles an hour, was checked
as soon as possible and backed 20 the scene
OF the attempted suicide. Mrs Kendall
was found with her right arm broken In
four places and with bruises about the
head and body. Her daughter, strange 10
say received no other injury than a few
scratches about the face from a sandy
road-bed. The lady and daughter were on
their way home 10 Portland, Me, from
Jacksonville, Fla. II is said that Miss
Thurston's mind has been upset by the
recent death OF a relative Ia Florida, and
that OF late she has acted very IRA
uonally.
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When Orpheus tickled the rocks
with his music he must have trans.
formed them into grin stones 7szai
Syltags.
-"Give me dude egg. please
said the boardor 10 the table girl ~
dude egg? What IL that?' "a fresh
one. ~ B0ston Courfcr
Small boy Mamma. Colonel Jones
has - wooden leg Gue.s which one7
Mamma politely guesses the wrong
one. Small boy Wrong. guess again.
1id- -Bifs
What the difference between
piano and g gun. Chsrley2' asked .
young wife Of her non-musical husband.
"a gun kills the quickest. that's ali,
was the staccatO response.
Wanted her aunt
maideu " La
Ouce stepped On fhe peel ~ Bs
she slipped and che feu
And she lct out yeil
And shouted. on where ny Aunt ffsf
bO5t0n C0Aricr.
Little Charlie Papa. Will yoa
buy me a drum2 Fond father -Ah.
but. my boy, you viii disturb me very
much IL / DO Charlie-Oh. nO.
papa; ] won't drum except when you're
asleep
First dude Aw. Choily. what's the
mattah? Sccons dude Got bad cold.
m deah folln. bad cold Too bad.
TOO bad, m boy How did you take
such yclgah thing az thats Last
night dreamed was tobogganing
"A correspondent thinks that there
is something .n Che American air thas
iuclines people % chew Men chew to-
baecO and women chew gum 10 b
probably because America is e frea
country. where people DO pretty much
as they chewA
81 did not put any pepper 0u that
cut n veal pie. George but 1 did %
The others remarked Mrs Junior to
her husband tt dinner. Didu't YOU.
dears ho retortod. "then it was tlie
most uncayenned cut of alL -Piif-
btrgt Chr0uicig
old Mrs. Haddock ear trumpet
beats the telephone ail CD nothing.
Holding tho instrument t0 her iarboafd
ear the other evening" she remarked
la far-away manner. II hear some
very good news from my husband who
is in Europe p Boston Transcript
Husband What are you going to
take that scrap of lace along for9
Wife-Scap. indeed, That's my hand
kerchief 80, that's IL" "Yos, and.
by the way. 1 forgot 60 give YOU yours.
It's up stairs or the Never
mind. dear, I've postage stamp"
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chInamen Released lrnm lall-

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 25-You SinRann
rock Sing, the two Celestials implicated
IN the murder OF Lou johnson, a Chinese
detective, who was brutally murdered
IN this city two years ago, and for
which two Chinamen have been convicted
and two more are now under indictment,
were released to-day on their own
recognizance. This action was taken by tho
Court on the recommendation Of the Cir.
cult Attorney and others, because IL Is not
believed that the men can be convicted as
the only witness against them, Ouon2
seng' who turned States evidence in ths
first trial, has become luuatic and can
be OF no further use as a witness. and
there is nothing 20 bc gained by keeping
she men Ia Jail.
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PERSONAL AND ImpeRsoNAL-

Gilbert. tho English librcttist, has
not seen one of his plays acted for four
teen years, owing to excessive nervous
ness.
belgium has passed a law making
drunkenness crime. Any person
found drunk outside his own door il
fined and imprisoned.
MIR. John Wanamakcr. 81 Philadel-
phia, has purchased building where
young women employed i'm his largo
establishment can lind a comfortable
aud cheerful home.
Two of the late William ii. Van
dcrbilts Cancelled chccks-one for one
million. the other for six times that
sum-arc fondly preserved by some
of his nearest friends.
Prof Barnard, of the Nashville
Observatory. has within year cap
turcd thirteen one hundrcd-lollar
prizes foT the discovery Of comets. IIc
finds profit Ia reading the answer Ia the
stars.
There Is pretty good platform Ia
tho admonition Of n. G.. Taylor 10 hia
son, the new Governor OF Tennessee.
The old gentleman wrote. "Let your
promises bc few aud strictly per-
formed"
Mrs. j. w. Smith. of Orange, N.
j.. during the last year rode 2.63t
miles upon a tricycle.. 2. 22S Of which
were made upon n tandem tricycle.
with her husband aud 40 miles alono
upon n tricycle..
-EN-Sonator Conkllng had claini
of fG7 1912 against the estate of tho
late Arthur Is. johnson. OF Utica, n.
y. As there was only $i2. 2.3i6.O3 10 dis
tribute among claimants for nearly
half n million the ex-Sonators claim.
yielded him only si,s7S.53. Utica
| Heraid
The inother of a young woman In
Oakland. Cal, who had injured her
health by too much study. offered her
ten cent? for every squirrel she would
shoot ne daughter took 60 the woods
and I'm one week recently shot eighty
five squirrels and is fast regaining hor
health. San Francisco Chronicle.
One OF the gentle speakers who adj
| dressed the Assembly M Albany on the
subject Of woman suffrage made this
startling statement: III war broke out
to-day we would send regiment after
regiment Of women to the front.
There was ono woman In the R0yolu-
tion who had thirteen horses -hot from
under her AibaHy JolrnaJ
"A four-yoar-old child IN Coalport.
Pa. has. apparently. no bones. &c
folds is legs behind Is head as readily
rs other persons fold their arms In the
same place; IL uses It's fect to scratch
It's head quif as often az Il uses its
hands; aud comforts It's body in most
remarkable way. Otherwise II Is like
other children. Pitts5urgh Post
E. 6. Scroggs Is spoken Of by tho
Nashville papers as one Of the most re-
markable men in that city. a young
man Of limited capital. he has since Dc
tober, by fortunate and shrewd invest.
ments, cleared about sixty thousand
dollars In Nashville real estate Th1
remarkable part ~ the matter IS THAI
he has for the last fifteen years been
entirely blind.
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ATTEMPTED LYNCHrNo.
Tho Victim Escape. from Mob OF Mask.a a
Men.

CnAMnERsnuRo, Pa, March 2i--An at
tempt at lynching was made last night.
Frank ouycr, painter, ~ Is alleged, had
forsakcn his wife and children and takon
UP his residence with another woman. Last
night man called him out. Instantly a
crowd OF masked men surrounded him, aud
commenced beating him. After pounding
him, they asked him 10 promise 70 return
To his wife. He refused, when they Ina,
formed him they would tar nnd feather
him, aud hang him from the railroad
bridge. Tho mob started in that direction
with him, but Guyer fought hard, and
finally was successful In making his es.
cape. He Is seriously injured aud confined
10 his house. There Ia no clew TO the por-
pctrators OF the deed
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WICKED WOLVERINES.
They work q Novel HANK swindle TO q.
tnknown Extent.

DrrRoIr, Micu.. March A-A big bank
swindlc has been discovered here. which
appears 20 have been almost national iu tho
breadth Of it~ operations. Some parties
have had engraved drafts aud checks of tho
"Marlotte Exchange Bank" OF Marlct,c,
Mich, and these have been filed out for
various sums, ranging from o. To ss5 each,
and negotiated throughout the country.
For two or three days past those fraudu-
lent papers have been coming into tho
First National Bank OF this city, from all
parts of the Union for collection. ono
which came in yesterday Ia fair sample.
II was drawn for ta,dSo, and was signed by
"John II. Martin, Cashier" There IL no
such institution as the "Marlctte Exchange
Bank OF Marlcttc,n That village has but
two banks and they are tho Bank OF Mac.
letto and the First National Bank OF Mar
letto. The extent Of tho fraud Ia not
known. but II appears TO have been OF
great magnitude.
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THE CORONET WINS
The Ocean Race and the 100000 Prize
Time, IA Days sS Hours. 80 Minute. aud
48 Seconds.

The Ocean Race and the 100000 Prize
Time, "a Days. ~ Hours. 30 Minute. aud
80 Seconds.
LONDON, March 2s.-The Coronet arrived
on Queenstown at half-past eleven o'clock
this morning. Nothing has been seen OF
the Dauntloss. The Coronet passed the
winning point at ~ 20 under full press OF
canvas, the wind at that hour being north.
west aud fresh. In passing the given
line, Roche's Point, tho victorious yacht
fired Ave guns, and the time was at once
taken by the Secretary and members OF
the Royal Cork Yacht Club, who
had been ON the lookout for her arrival
The club then hoisted the signal announc-
ing the Coroncts arrival, the various
stations answering the pennant The wind
was blowing hard and the Coronct entered
Cork Harbcr in spanking style, with
MI sail set and hugging the western
shorc. From the start 10 the finish
tho Coronet experienced strong gales
with tremendous seas. On Tuesday
ana wednesday last she hove TO for
several hours each day, and made only
ninety miles in the forty eight hours. Her
average run during tho passage was from
w TO 20 miles n day. The Coronet mr.
rived at l24l p. m. The apparent time oc-
cupied In passage is II days, % hours "a
minutes and ~ seconds, and the actual
timc, computed on the Greenwich basis, Il
days ~ hours 3 minutes and II seconds.
The whole number Of nautical miles sailed
Is s,aa The longest days run IL 29iS
miles, made on Saturday, March III, aud
the shortest SsS miles, made on Tuesday.
March - Tho weather was uncommoniy
stormy even for this season OF the year.
No less than soven heavy gales contriyed
TO keep the sea in foment for eleven days
OF tho trip, and for two days the weather
was SO severe rs TO make the question OF
the yachts living through them somewhat
doubtful
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Appealing 70 ihs fountain Had.

CmcAoo, March 25.--A large force OF
clerks, armed with directories OF the varl-
Gus States, arc busily engaged at the Of
fees OF tho Women's National Christian
Temperance Union In sending out an ap-
peal 20 brewers, distillers, rcctihors, vino
dealers aud saloon keepers, urging them
70 abandon their trade aud enlist In tho
temperance army The appeal. which ia
made In the name Of the Christian women
Of the country. IL worded In moderate Ian
guage, and claims that much Of the denun-
ciation now heaped upon tho saloon keep
ers should be directed against the brewers
and the distillers, who are the head and
front Of The traffic
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A SLEEPER TELEscoPED.
Accident Near Lcctonia, O.-One Person
Killed, ScNcrnI Inlnred.


Killed, Several Injured.
PirrsBURon, March pa railway acct
lent occurred about O'Clock this morning
near Leetonia, o., on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railway, by which ono
person was killed and IA number OF passen-
gers Injured. The express train which
left Chicago in the morning had reached
Leetonia. There is heavy grade at this
point and the engineer discovered that the
airbrako hose was leaking. He stopped
the train, and, while examining t. n
freight train came along and dashed into
the rear end, completely tolcscoping tho
sleeper aud tho passenger car next Tho
engineer, William Bcall, OF Allegheny,
VINO was underneath the engine at tho
time fixing tho alrbrakc, was horribly
crushed and died almost instantly. One
person was fatally hurt and seven others
seriously injured
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Sad aesul, Of a Love Affair.

AisEHvA. o., March N-Charles Bos-
mer, q baker and confecti0uer, loved Lily
Morledgc, daughter Of a merchant About
two weeks ago his ardor cooled. and ho do
serted the girl Sir aud Mrs Morledgs
brooded over the affair until they both bs-
came insane, and their daughter ls now
lying at the point Of death. her illness
having been caused by the action Of hsr
faithless lover
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aLady Dies Of F,iohl

PHIiDELFBfA, March - Mrs Theress
died quite suddenly ~ her residence. lgg
North Twenty fourth street, this city, carly
this morning. Her death Is said - have
resulted from fright Occasioned b. q
streetcar conductor named Adair break
ing into her rooms 10 late hour lastulghs
and attempting 10 assault hor Adair was
arrested, and is held 10 await the results
Of an investigation
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Haddoes murder Gas, L,r compI,l,d.

Sioux CRY, IA, March N.-At O'Clock
this morning the work OF impanclug q
jury in the Haddock case was continued,
and at 1890 the panel was full, tho State
having exhausted its porcmptories, willis
the defense had yet four challenges uncS-
crciscd. Tho jurors are &. NJ. Goss, John
Madden, John Adair, &. g. Bartlett, T.. II.
Webster, w. H. Bennett, Dennis Murphy,
Thomas Riley, Thomas Frazier, David
kciffer, John OConnor and John O'Con.
the CITY
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Sad Death By POISONING.

SErNoUH IND., March N.-Mrs. Matt
Cooley returned home from the NJ. r.
Church at noon to-day with nervous
headache, 20 relieve which she took about
three grains OF powder which she sup
posed 70 be quinine, but which proved 10
be sub-acetate Of plumbago. Ia a few
moments she was attacked with spasms,
and died In great agony in half an hour
despite all efforts 70 relieve her.
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County. Seat Removed.

sr. Paul, March 27.-Undor authority Of
a proclamation by Governor McGill, a band
% twenty-five armed citizens Of siayton.
MINI, appeared at Currie yesterday and
removed the records from the county
building there % Slsyton, which was
designated 10 the proclamation ~ tbs
C0unty-soaf
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Poisoned on Chemicals.

LEXINGTON, ISD., March 27-wm. Hen.
dricks, photographers at Nabb Station, be-
came poisoned while experimenting with
some chemicals, and will probably die In
compounding a bath consisting OF cyanide
OF potash and other deadly drugs he un-
thoughtedly put sore finger In the mix
ture' His hand Immediately commenced
TO swell, and now his whole body Ia swol-
len. His physician thinks he will not re-
cover. he Is suffering excruciating pain.
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Quick Work In Criminal Case.

KoKOMo, ISD., March d - Bcecher
East, about twenty-four years old, was
caught AZ one o'clock this morning burg.
larizing Eldridge & Fletcher's grocery and
was lodged IN jail until circuit court
opened. He pleaded guilty, was sentenced
for two years and started % Michigan City
Penitentiary at 80 d. m.
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Through a Bridge.

RICHMOND, Va, March 2G.-Thls morning
a freight train went through a bridge nlna
miles from Lberty, on the Norfolk aud
Western railroad. Tho bridge was IN pro.
cess Of repair Eight or nine wOrkmsn
work killed and several others wounded
None Of them were train hands, 80 for as
known. Tho engine and several cars
crossed tho bridge safely before the struc-
ture gave way
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Ihree Hundred Tramp, Burned

BAN FRAscrsco, March - Tho steamer
Belgia arrived today from China and
Japan, and brought news OF dreadful
tragedy at Asia. Shib-Chan, China, twenty
miles northeast OF Hongebow. over three
hundred tramps appeared at the village
and greatly irritatcd the inhabitants The
villagers inycigled the whole body into a
temple, and during the night set IRE to IL.
Only forty OF tho occupants Of tho build
ing cscapcd-tho remainder burned ~
death.
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LOUISVILLE, KT.. March - Meas ger par.
aculars Of % horrible accident az the c0uu.
~ alms-h0use AZ Jehors0ntOwE were re-
ceived here tonight Eliza Betxh0le. a
lunatic Inmate, aged twenty years. vas
burned % death during the absence of the
guard o. whose care she was .ufruaied.
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Fflahliul Geela.nl ina anr

LoOAvsPOnr, ISD, March 2f-At Cass-
vile, east q here, while she clcvcn-year-
old son of o. ". Daniel WAS under the saw
table in his fathers saw mill. be- was
caught BY the revolving saw. literally
splitting him open, exposing bis lungs aud
other vital organs flo is sfill alive. but
can nos recover
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Eslradiled Tor Murder.

I,oNDoS, oST., March 2s.-A warrant or
dering the surrender OF DR.. Weir 10 the
Michigan authorities on the charge OF
numbering Mabel Clarke, at oscoda, has
been issued by tho Department Of Justice,
and the prisoner will be handed over as
soon as demanded. Weir views the APP
preaching trip 70 bis old home with alarm.
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Arthur Memorial Tablet.

WAsBISGToS, March 27.--The following
Is the inscription on brass tablet which
has recently been placed in tho window in
the south transept Of ST. Johns Church
This inscription, In memory Of Chester
Alan Arthur, IL placed hore by the vestry.
He was the twenty-hrst President OF the
United States, q worshiper In the church
and In 1884 erected the window 10 tho
memory Of his wife. Ho died November
IA 1875
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A cen,ensrian III

ISDIASAPOLis, ISD. March - james
hubbard, the centenarian living near here.
IL very VI, and tho dinner In his honor.
which was being arranged for Saturday
by the TppecanOe Club, has been in-
definitely postponed. There IL some fest
that Mr. Hubbard may not recover. 10
VIII be i02 years old next Sunday. His
great grandfather lived 20 b. l08 his
grandfather iO2 and his father -
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A Wealthy Physician suIeides

ERIE, Pa, March 2s.--Dr. A. g. Ely, aged
siSty-seven, prominent physician. worth
$4,000, suicidcd at his home. In Girard,
this county, last night, by taking NOR
phine. The delusion that Hs property
was slipping away from him drove him
scif-murder
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Hsn Rlnlslat laIn,ss.

WasHfSorov, March - The President
this afternoon appointed Oscar y straua.
~ New York. % be- Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister P.enipOtontary of ths Cn.ted
States % Turkey Mr. straus Is proni.
nent New York importer RE was press.
dent % the Cleveland and Hendricks Bus.
ineas Mems Clubin i@sg
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s,ric, Sunday law In Missouri.

Sr. Louis, March 2S.-Govcrnor Marina
duke has sigued the bill recently passed
by the Missouri Legislature, which brings
st. Louis under the action OF strict Sun
day law, closing saloons and beer gardens,
stops the running Of street railroads, tho
publication OF newspapers, all manual
labor aud all kinds OF traffic.